Evolution

Due to magic, pokemon can experience a phenomenon called evolution.

A pokesans will grow like any creature (growing from the puppy to the adult stage, as with animals and Monsters), but depending on their magical development they can go through a development that changes them physically and magically, called evolution.

When the pokesans evolve, there will always be an increase in size (physical form) and power, sometimes even adding another Type to your magic. Pokesans can have one to two evolutions and even no evolution (it all depends on how much their magic can develop).

The evolution takes place after the pokesans reach a certain level of magic (varies from pokesans to pokesans depending on the Family and Class), either through training, bonding or magic addition through Rare Candy (candys infused with magic. These candys are very difficult to make/obtain, that's why they are called, beat the drums: Rare Candys!! Yeah, I know...we should hunt the guys who are naming these things and give them a fine for lack of creativity) or in some cases, Evolutionary Stones .

The process takes place when the magic of the pokesans grows more than his body allows him to support it, so the magic itself modifies the body of the pokesans to support it.

Every evolution depends on an increase in magic, but some need more than that, they need an external magic source like Evolutionary Stones, special items containing some special type of magic, and still others need to follow a specific order of actions.

In some rare cases, the pokesans only evolved in certain environments (rainy, with lightning storms or in a cemetery for example) or in addition to the increase in HP, also the LV (normally it is the case for the pokesans Fell).

Others only with a special type of stone (very commonly for Swapfell).

But what if I don't want to evolve it?

Well, if that is the decision of your pokesans, for remember, it is YOUR body and magic, it should decide something like that, so as there are Evolutionary Stones, there is a special stone that prevents evolution, called Everstone (this stone drains excess magic, making the pokesans gain experience in combat, but their magic levels never exceed the limit).

Usually it is not advisable to prevent the evolution of your pokemon (and normally the pokesans also prefer to evolve, since evolution adds many advantages to the pokemon), but sometimes the pokemon can choose to remain as it is.

But what happens if it doesn't evolve? Can it do them harm?

No. A pokesans does not suffer any damage if it does not evolve.

What happens is that your magical development will be blocked. They will not learn certain types of magic (blows, abilities, etc.) and, although they can still level up, as their body cannot handle a significant amount of magic, their potential will also be reduced. But none of these things will harm your pokesans either in the short or long term.

An unevolved pokemon is no less worthy or powerful than an evolved one. He will only be able to have different skills and experiences (of course an evolved person is more likely to become more powerful, since his body can handle more magic. But remember, power is not everything! With skill, training and wisdom, even a weak pokemon can beat a powerful opponent).

As an addendum (or curiosity), some pokemon (such as Pokeflowey or Poketemmies) have temporary evolutions called Omega evolutions. These evolutions happen with the use of special evolutionary stones and a strong bond with their masters.

These evolutions are due to a significant increase in your magic and just like in normal evolutions, there is an increase in power and even the addition of a Type. However, unlike normal evolutions, these Omegas evolutions only last for a limited time (since the magic is borrowed and not acquired) and after the added magic in the pokemon is worn out the pokemon goes back to its previous form (regressing to its size, power and original Type).

Types

Pokesans are classified by Types according to the specific characteristics of each magic they have.

There are 18 types of magic: Plant, Fire, Water, Insect, Normal, Poison, Electric, Earth, Fighting, Psychic, Stone, Flying, Ghost, Ice, Dragon, Stell, Dark and Fairy (Phew! I may not have lungs, but it is still difficult to speak all at once!).

They are all kind of self explanatory. Fire Type Pokesans have a magic capable of generating and controlling fire. Poison Type Pokesans have the ability to generate poison or magic that act like poison, and so on.

Types often end up influencing a pokemon's appearance, since pokemons are dependent on their magic. So Stone Type pokesans can have bones with texture or mineral coloring, or even have colored or precious stones embedded in their bodies.

It is common to see Water type Pokesans have ecto fins, or dragon pokemons with wings and horns, but it is not always a rule. You will be able to find a Fire type pokesans for example without a single flame on display.

There are some pokemon that have two different Types (Dual Type), which can be for example Ghost/Plant or even opposite magic like Earth/Electric. This means that he is able to use both magic equally.

Certain pokesans can also learn blows of another Type, even though they are not Dual Typo. This usually happens when the pokemon has a magic similar to its Type, such as a Water pokemon with an Ice strike or vice versa, or a trait that allows it, such as a sharp-toothed Fairy pokesans can learn Bite, a Dark attack.

These moves can also be "taught" to the pokemon by incorporating it into its magic as long as it follows the rules above. I’ll talk more about them in HM’s and TM’s.

The only exception is Normal Type magic that can be learned by any Type and can sometimes learn a stroke from another Type even though its characteristics bear no resemblance to them.

In addition to the magic divided by Type, all pokesans can conjure bones and launch them as attacks (or even use them for other functions besides fighting). Depending on the Type it can imbue a characteristic to these bones. For example, a Stell Type can turn bones into dangerous blades.

When a pokesans use a bone attack in the shape of a crossbow skull, that attack is called Blaster, and they are usually used for long-range strikes, as they act like a cannon firing rays of magic that present themselves as water jets, poison gas, etc.

The last two Classes are intrinsically interconnected, but I must warn you that there is not much to be said (but much to be speculated) about these two, so I hope you will not be irritated by the little information that I will present.

Legendary

The Legendary Class has no distinguishable characteristics other than its power.

That's right, there are no distinguishable physical, magical or behavioral characteristics apart from the Families to which each individual belongs. In short, the pokesans of this Class look and act like pokesans of the Fell , Swap or Classic Family (and Swapfell of course).

Having the same characteristics physics, colors of magic and overalls, habits and customs, identical to any pokemon of any of the Families, you must be wondering how to identify them in the wild, and the simple answer is:

There is not.

There is simply no way to distinguish them from ordinary pokesans unless they reveal themselves to you. And when I say reveal, I'm being literal. You will only know that you are facing a Legendary if he reveals his power, or he tells it himself.

(However, as these pokesans do not usually get involved with other beings and avoid direct combat, it is rare that they reveal themselves lightly)

So why classify these pokemon into a Class? Why not just put them in something like a category of their own?

There are many researchers who also think that the Legends should be re-classified, but due to two factors, they remain united in one Class (not to mention the work that would be to approve this change. All meetings, studies, specifications, not to mention changes in publications, classes, etc ... A lot, a lot of work, better leave it as is).

And what are these factors?

Its origin and power.

As I said, the only thing distinguishable about these pokesans is their power. Legendaries are proven (in the next Class I will explain this little technical detail more), the strongest pokemon. No other pokemon, no matter how trained and skilled, can compare to a Legendary and it is said that only Misticos can overcome them.

Due to their great power, they have the ability to communicate freely with any being (be it Monster or Pokemon) without needing a bond. They can either speak telepathically (even if they are not Psychic) or with normal Monster language.

(Since other pokemons have or get this ability, this fact cannot be considered a determining characteristic of the Class, although they seem to do it more easily than others).

It is also because of their power that these pokesans have a long life. Every Lendario pokesans is hundreds of years old and due to its longevity there are many stories (and legends, poems, songs, etc.) about them.

We only have a small number of registered pokesans in this Class, but our world is vast, so it is likely that there are many more of these pokesans scattered around than we really know (even more so because they tend to be so discreet and indistinguishable).

Although these days it is more rare to find them, it is not completely impossible to happen. Some of these pokesans are well known and even worshiped in certain regions, either for having lived there for a while, or for something they did (like helping, protecting or punishing Pokémon and Monsters and even founding or sharing knowledge with civilizations).

There is a belief that it is easier to find one in these regions, but since several trainers, researchers and hunters have tried and failed, there is not much credibility in that assumption.

And then we will enter the second factor of why these pokemon were classified in a Class.

It is said that these pokemons were created by the Misticos with special purposes (and when we say created we mean that the Misticos made them with magic, and not that they are puppies of the Misticos), often to fulfill a specific function, or to guard/protect something or a location.

Although this is a consensus in all legends, there is no evidence for this fact. Still, considering this as a "characteristic" common to all, we use it to reinforce and validate the classification of these beings, so heterogeneous, in a single category.

It is a pity that despite the reports and legends of their deeds from the past (and not so past) and sometimes having lived with Monsters, we have practically no other data about them.

(Thank you very much for nothing Monsters of the past. You could have at least written more technical details and less poems about the achievements of these pokesans!).

What we know about the Legendaries is that they are discreet, mysterious, nomadic (although they can take up residence in a certain place for an indefinite period of time), very smart and powerful. They have a long life and are single-stage pokesans (have no evolution). They are proud and committed to their "duty".

Despite their great powers they rarely demonstrate it in battle (so even if they cross paths with one of them the chance to realize that it is a Legendary is quite small), but they are capable of incredible feats when necessary (including large-scale influence on the nature and even other Pokémon and Monsters).

He has solitary habits, but sometimes they end up "adopting" the duty of leader or protector of a pokemon pack for a while (usually is when they take up residence for a while).

We have no knowledge of their Heat Cycles (if any) or whether they can reproduce (there have never been stories about the Legendary crossings between either among them or among other pokemon).

But this lack of data is expected to change in the coming years, since finally one of these mysterious pokesans has been captured (if we can say that) and we hope very soon to have more information about this Class (of course, if that this punk of Boss sends his reports correctly!!).

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Honestly I am not completely satisfied with this chapter, but I am already in it for months and I rewrote it about 3 times and that was the best I got.

Outer

The Outer Class is also known as the Extraterrestrial Class because these pokemon live in the space and are only found when they “fall” on our planet.

Due to the fact that they live in space they are one of the rarest Pokémon Classes (second only to the Legendary, Mystical and Dust).

Like Dance and Lust, what sets this Class apart is its magic, more precisely its coloring, and its ability to alter the gravity of objects, Pokémon, Monsters and even themselves.

Because their original “habitat” is impossible for us to reach, there is not much knowledge about their habits, what they eat while in space (there are theories that once in space they absorb solar energy as a kind of “photosynthesis”, or live in a state of semi-hibernation), or what makes them descend to our planet (if it is a conscious decision, or a simple accident).

There are more chances to find them after a rain of shooting stars or a meteorite fall (so watch the skies, Coach!).

The few specimens studied are known to be gentle, sleepy (even Swaps), friendly (Fells may be a little suspicious, but even they are more relaxed than their “earthly” parts) and look kind of dreamy (maybe it's just an effect so many naps).

Very few of these Pokesans have been documented, and there are only two cases of Swapfell recorded to date.

From what was observed they are withdrawn, irritable (but curiously they did not attack when provoked, showing incredible self-control) and both were very anxious to return to space.

They tends to be more “active” at night and likes to play small, harmless tricks (even swapfell tended to do so).

Another curious feature of this Class is the very little fighting spirit. They prefer to flee rather than fight (they usually do so only in last need and to protect their trainers or mates).

Even the Swap prefers small friendly competitions (like running a race, or seeing who can collect the largest number of berrys in an area) over real battles.

They are known for their “lightness” (literal or not), good humor, docility and detachment and are a bad choice for battles (but good at supporting other pokemons) and somewhat dispersed for competitions of beauty and skill (can- to be more successful with Swap, but it takes a lot of patience to keep them interested).

In general they are not trainable pokemons, being better as home partners.

They have dark overalls (respecting the basic colors of their Families), with some kind of “cuteness” and shiny details in them (usually gold or silver).

They were found in the types Electric, Fire, Dark, Psychic and Stone.

Its magic follows the colors of the Family, but always in two shades (forming a marble effect, or nebula) and have tiny shiny particles (imagine something like glitter).

All pokesans of this species have the ability to float (alter their gravity) regardless of whether they are Flying or Psychic.

Their Heat Cycle are mild (so much so that for a while we believe they didn't even have them) and don't seem enthusiastic about looking for partners. Despite that, they easily accept help or offer to help other pokemons.

They breed without being mated and do not mind raising the puppies alone or even letting their partners take over the breeding independently.

Blue

Nº: 236.296

Species: Poket Monster (Pokemon)

Genre: Pokesans (can also be called Sans only)

Family: Swap

Class: ---

Type: Fighting

Size: Normal size

Evolutionary Stage: Final

Special Ability: Inner Focus

Attacks: Swift /Comet Punch/ False Swipe (Normal) Power Up Punch /Close Combat /Quick Guard / Dynamic Punch/ Wake Up Slap (Fighting)

Tenacious Pokesans.

These pokesans have a tireless spirit and are always full of energy. It will challenge everyone and, even if lose a battle, will never give up on your goals.

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Born in the wild, he spent his days as a typical pokesans of his Family, setting traps, helping other forest dwellers (who would not need his help if it weren't for his strange traps to begin with) and challenging any other Pokémon (more than once) to improve your combat skills.

He ends up being “adopted” as a pupil (more like a request from some pokemons that are no longer supporting the daily challenges of the little energy ball) by a wild Pokealphys, also of the Swap, who acts kind of like the guardian of the forest where they live.

One day he hears about Monsters in the forest and he is excited to investigate. To your disappointment the two Monsters (a skeleton and a fish) have no Pokémon partner (and everyone knows that Monsters are complete useless in battles, always preferring to act rather than fight, blergh!).

He is disappointed, but still watches over them (partly out of curiosity, since he has never seen a Monsters before, partly at the request of Pokealphys).

A while later (seeing them photograph, exclaim, write and fall into thickets of pokefloweys or be chased by pokepastrys swarms, while trying not to interact with the pokemon) he decides to take them to a cave that may interest them after hearing them talk about magical levels and evolutions.

In the cave they run into another Monster who was stealing the "stars" on the walls. The thief launches his own pokemon to attack the three, to which the pokesans is excitedly enters the combat and was winning (with a little help from the skeleton Monster who gave him hints) until the opposing Monster used a strange artifact in his pokemon that doubled his power, but caused him to get out of control.

The enemy Monster flees abandoning his uncontrolled pokemon that ends up injuring the skeleton Monster when it tried to defend the pokesans. The young pokemon and the Monster end up being saved by the Pokealphys who arrive attracted by the screams of the Monster fish that has fled the cave in search of help.

The two are taken to be treated and after being completely healed the Skeleton Monster, who presents himself as Stretch, announces that he will continue his journey, his companion Dynne (the Monster fish) will stay in the forest to set up a research base and study (with the pokemon approval) the cave and its “stars”.

Since he will be alone, it would be nice to have an experienced and strong companion to accompany and protect him. Very enthusiastic Blue accepts the role of "bodyguard" and sets off on a journey with his new master.

The researcher and his companion, now named Blue, travel for more than 1 year until Stretch is invited to take over the laboratory in Swapville. There are many intriguing reports from pokesans about the region and he accepts, moving with Blue there.

Blue was very excited to get a trainer and be on a trip until he realized it was more of an exploration trip than a training trip.

But its alright! After all, he also learns a lot and can face many different types of Pokémon wherever he goes.

He is less enthusiastic when they settle in Swapville and his combat options are limited to forest dwellers (who soon learn to avoid their daily traps and challenges) surrounding the laboratory. For a while he resigned himself to training alone and trying to improve his traps (since they are sometimes useful to Stretch too).

Everything changes when a young Monster seeks his master to get a trainer's license and, after an incident in the laboratory with an out of control pokesans, he swaps places with Sans, the young trainer's pokesans, for a real training journey.

He is even divided on abandoning his master, but Sans has proved he is strong (he even evolved!) and promises to take care of Stretch for him. Besides, this is the chance to make your dream...your destiny come true!

(and Papyrus seems to be a very cool Monster too)

Energetic and excited, he loves to fight and help others. Want to become the strongest Pokesans (or at least be recognized as a powerful pokesans) in the world!

Initially he wears a gray jumpsuit without a hood, with short sleeves that ends in shorts and with yellow details. He has blue combat gloves (boxing type). He gains an “armor” (just a sill with simple light gray shoulder pads) made by Stretch to help him in his training when they move to the laboratory and a blue silkskarf on his neck, also present from Stretch (given shortly after they met and started traveling together).

Over time the armor will wear out and shortly before evolving it will fall apart to Blue's great sadness (Stretch later explained that this was expected and that it would fall apart when the pokesans were about to evolve).

When he evolves (later on the training trip with Papyrus) the jumpsuit gets darker and with blue details instead of yellow, the shorts become pants that cover up to the feet, remain short sleeves and your gloves become a simple gloves (gain space for fingers).

He grows a little while evolving, but its tail (which is quite short) does not change in size.

Blue has unlimited energy and at the beginning he is very tenacious, hard-headed, the type who wants to solve everything right away. Very hardworking, but rarely manage to stop and listen to what others have to say.